Vintage Peacock is an S. Harris classic. The repeating embroidered fan motif that beautifully evokes feathers and flight has become a calling card of the brand since its debut.
In the design, graduated colors of thread and pile are expertly stitched onto a crisp cotton and linen ground, with an oversized repeat of nearly 15 inches that adds the flair and drama of an F. Scott Fitzgerald novel. The embroidered threads subtly shift and shimmer as they catch the light.
“Vintage Peacock is an ode to refined glamor and understated luxury,” said Jodi Finer, S. Harris Creative Director. “Its grand scale and fine details evoke a sense of regal splendor, while the subdued color stories offer a sophisticated and adaptable foundation for any project.”
Vintage Peacock is a celebration of the decadent plumage of high fashion, rendered in muted tones with surprising pops of earthy color. Previously available in Plume and Feather Logic, two new colorways debuted with our East West collection—Smokey Coral and Nimbus—add even more options for designers looking to work with this contemporary-yet-nostalgic design.
Whispers of shifting sands. The muted rose and desert taupe in the new Smokey Coral suggest sun-baked mesas and forgotten sunsets. The warm, energetic threads are anchored by steadfast taupe.
The Large Round Bubble Decanter. Made by a master glassmaker in Biot using traditional skills handed down from father to son. Via La Romaine Editions.
O’Lock Ice Bucket. Inlaid wooden ice bucket with Pequin stripe pattern. By Fendi Casa.
Trip Portable Lamp by Design By Us. A new take on the portable, rechargeable LED lamp in a sculptural design with polished marble and mouth-blown glass.
Whitman Shenk Salad Plates. Functional, soda-fired goods by the Point Reyes Station ceramic artist.
Vienna Secession Jewelry Box. Atr. Dagobert Peche for Wiener Werkstätte.
Twilight feathers. Muted golds and shadowy browns feel nostalgic in the new Nimbus colorway, while the soft kohl ground brings the timeless elegance of a nighttime waterside soiree.
Brulé Box by Alexander Lamont. Lacquered eggshell and oak take on new life in these boxes with a name that means “burnt” in French.
Classic Medium Link Bracelet in Multi Wood by Seaman Schepps. Featuring 18K yellow gold, approximately eight inches in length.
Pair of Carved Table Lamps by James Mont. Straddling the overlapping worlds of Art Deco, Hollywood Regency, and Mid-Century Modern, Mont showed painstaking skill in his lacquers and metal leaf. Via Maison Gerard.
Mother and daughter duo Shizu Okino and Karen Okino Butzbach combine found stones with ornamental knots used in Japanese ikebana basketry.
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